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Avoiding Social Media After a DUI
Social media plays a significant role in the daily lives of both adults and teenagers. However, that doesn’t mean you should share every detail of your life on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. This is especially important to consider if you face a legal issue, such as being arrested. If you’ve been charged with driving under the influence, posting about the situation on social media could jeopardize your defense.
Your Social Media Accounts Might Be More Exposed Than You Realize!
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Can I be charged with a DUI in Delaware even if I wasn’t driving?
Even if you are not operating a motor vehicle, the police can arrest you for driving under the influence. However, to succeed the DUI charge in Delaware, the prosecution must be able to prove that you were in physical and actual control of the vehicle. This can take numerous forms, such as sitting in a driver’s seat with keys in the ignition while the engine is running.
Physical Control
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The Complexities of DUI Charges in Delaware
Navigating the DUI legal system in Delaware.
The DUI process in Delaware can be difficult to navigate, and it is essential to act quickly to address both the legal and administrative consequences.
Safeguarding Your Driving Privileges After a DUI
When dealing with a DUI charge, it's important to take action to protect yourself. This might mean hiring one of our experienced lawyers who can represent you in court, learning about how the legal system works, and working together with law enforcement while also making sure your rights are respected.
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